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I put my feet in
Water silver and smooth
I could feel it lap
How easy it would be
To keep going.
Sink into the silver smooth
Cool, soft
Enveloping me
Until there is nothing left
But the gentle lapping
Of waves on rocks.
When I was little, I refused to get out of the bathtub until the water cooled down completely and my skin resembled my grandmother's.
Now that I'm older, I take showers that seem to last forever.
I feel like the water is washing away all of the bad, all of what's wrong with me.
I'll go outside in the summer just to stand completely still in the torrents of rain, waiting for something to happen.
After all, I learned in school that water is the strongest force on Earth.
That water can conquer anything.
Water shaped the mountains.
Water shaped my bones.
Water will change my fate.
Water is so loud
When I brush my teeth
Something is untold
It's screaming outside of me.
Water is a must
without it life is a bust
It's the element we support and trust
But not all have that tool in there hand
To a normal person they waste it and take it for granted cuz it tastes bland
People who have to go looking for this prized possession end up dying of dehydration
Don't you you see?
My demise is so low it wines up in the deep blue sea
Nowadays people in cali end up in drought
We might have to cut down on water but i think thats a doubt
As for you
Why don't do a good deed
And give water to someone in desperate need
There are two things that comfort
Let's see if you figure it out
They consume me, lock me in
It's terrifying
They are both the darkness and the light
It makes me come alive and is safe
It traps me, drowns me
I'm not scared
It's full of ecstasy, gasping for air
It can fill up any space
There is some panic
It subsides
Feel the rain, feel the beat
The screams, sounds
The clean, the cold
I'm not sure why it fills me
I'm drowning in it all
I just take the leap
Let it happen
It's freeing, gets rid of all the pain
The kind that no one can see
Washes out the night
All that remains is melody
Somewhere in the distance
I see you standing there
You're laughing
I wish I were laughing too
Your smile takes my breath
Away I'll go
And inside I'm screaming
But you won't hear it
Under the lakes and rivers
Are the silent sounds
The aches are drowned out
The rest is perfect noise
Because underwater
You can't see the tears I've cried
Or hear the screams I hide
But just you wait
Til I breathe
To sing out the words
That I always need to say
The ones I keep hidden
You'll hear them, someday
When the storm is gone
And the air is clear
All I needed
Was for you
you touch my face and it feels like the rain that's falling outside your window but it's warm and comforting and i feel at home or is this my home? is a home a structure with a roof or can it be a person? is a home a heart or just a place to sleep? if so then i want to live in you and sleep in your mind so i can see what your dreams consist of and then maybe i can figure out what it is you need me to be and at this point i'll be anything as long as you hold me but please don't let go because my head is filled with thoughts so heavy i might sink down to the bottom of the ocean and the only way you could possibly get me back is if you turned yourself inside out and crawled inside because you are the ocean and if i have to drown in you just to be near you then that's ok with me.
Have you felt the essence of water
as she slips through your fingers?
She is wild and invigorating
~She is spiritual~
She sustains life and is sacred
She's both inspirational and moody
Divinely speaks in beautiful mystery
At times she will awaken
All tranquility is disturbed
She gently cleanses both hands and souls
Quietly waters your gardens in Eden
Fiercely drowns your private Hells
The essence of water
as she slips through your fingers
is wild and invigorating
~She is transforming~
She is a sailor,
an aquatic beast,
a mermaid,
a siren; swimming in a sea of my tears.
Drought as the rain stops.
Drained; plug pulled on Calypso.
The dry riverbed yielding its precious stones.
There's a creek I used to see
When I was young
I'd go there to think
It calmed my mind
See the girls were all yelling
And it made it all cloudy
And the boys were all calling
And it made it all rowdy
My mind was a castle for them to play in and stay in.
I wasn't tired yet but cried from all the savin
There's a Brook I used to go to
When I was older
I'd go there to kiss
It gave me more time
See the boys were all touching
And it made me afraid
And this one boy he cared
And we held hands and stayed
My heart was a labyrinth for them to search in.
I wasn't wild yet but tired from all the ridin.
There's a river I used to go to
When I got a little older
I'd go there to lie
It treated me kind
See the men were all looking
And it made me so scared
And the one boy he left
And I had only scars left
My body was a object for them to play with.
I wasn't dying yet but wild from all the givin
There's a lake I still go to
Now that I'm older
I go there to sink
It lets me pass the time
See the people all are passing
And it makes me look down
And I've been alone so long
And I'm tired of changing
My soul is a tomb for them to lay in
I'm not dead yet but dying from all the cravin
But in the winter it gets colder
The lake freezes up
No one sees me as I walk holding my cup
I breathe it in and someone whispers to me deeply
"Honey we're all flyin through life, so stay an evening"


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The death of a controversial former president has jogged memories of Costa Rica's worst economic crisis.
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica — Marta Gomez has served plenty of meals over the decades. When she was in her 20s, the single mother looked after her own daughter and son and the more than a dozen foreign exchange students who lived with them.
When the crisis of the 1980s hit Costa Rica, feeding her full house wasn't so easy.
"I had to do everything to keep up appearances so that the food was the same. That was very hard. I worked magic," said Gomez, now a doting grandmother at 58.
The passing last week of Rodrigo Carazo Odio, Costa Rica's president from 1978 to 1982, jogged the Ticos' memory of those days — times that seemed far from the psyche of a nation recently voted the happiest people on the planet.
Today Costa Ricans boast education and health care levels that are the envy of the region. And, though the social gap may be growing, this country enjoys slimmer class disparities than many of its neighbors.
But during the Carazo administration, the inflation rate soared from 6 percent to nearly 100, Costa Rica's currency crashed, debt skyrocketed, credit froze, basic food became scarce and unemployment reached at least 9.4 percent, while underemployment was probably much higher. These were not the happiest of times for Costa Rica.
Offices and cantinas have been abuzz about Carazo, who died Dec. 9 at age 82 of complications from open-heart surgery. But Ticos seem to struggle for words to characterize the president posthumously, sometimes staying barely within the characteristic Costa Rican politeness to remember a man who bore some of the blame for the country's worst economic crisis in memory.
Gomez did not mince words.
"I used to talk really badly about our president; I had very bad words for him and I used to curse him," she said, allowing a glimpse of her youthful disaffection. But Gomez noted that with time, and faced with the current crisis, she has tempered her opinion.
"I was young. Now, in my maturity, I understand that [the economic crisis] wasn't his fault."
Many Ticos would not be so generous. Luis Mesalles, president of the Academia de Centroamerica, a San Jose economic think tank, this week described the Carazo years as a troubling combination of "bad circumstances and bad management."
The external circumstances were clear: coffee, which had been flying high at an international price of $350 per 100 pounds, plummeted; oil prices, which had been relatively low, began to soar.
Domestically, the Costa Rican currency, the colon, fell from 8.60 to the dollar to nearly 45.

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Iran blamed unidentified foreign enemies for the killing of an Egyptian Shiite Muslim leader, amid rising domestic and international criticism of President Mohamed Mursi ahead of rallies seeking his resignation.
Eight people were arrested in connection with the murders of Shiite leader Hassan Shehata, two of his brothers and a fourth person in a village in Giza district on June 23, according to an e-mailed statement from the Giza Security directorate today.
Villagers belonging to Egypt's majority Sunni Muslim sect had surrounded Shehata's home, threatening to set it ablaze if the 70 Shiites inside did not leave the village before the end of the day, the state-run Al-Ahram newspaper reported today. When they refused, villagers stormed the house, dragging people along the ground before beating the four to death. Videos on YouTube showed hundreds of residents denouncing their victims as infidels and hauling their blood-soaked bodies while chanting "Allahu akbar," or "God is Great."
Mursi's critics blame him for rising sectarian violence that has also seen Coptic Christian churches and worshipers attacked since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak two years ago. Protesters plan to gather on June 30 to call for his removal.
Tensions between Sunnis and Shiites are rising across the Arab world, with Sunni leaders including Yusuf al-Qaradawi, an Egyptian-born cleric with ties to the influential Muslim Brotherhood, calling on Sunni Muslims to join a holy war in Syria.
'Foreign Enemies'
Iran said attempts to deepen rifts between Sunni and Shiite Muslims are a "plot or scheme that is part of the goals of the foreign enemies," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Araghchi told reporters in Tehran today. "Enemies of Egypt have been hurt by the revolution and to compensate, they are going to divide and polarize ethnic and religious sects" in the country.
Iranian officials have accused Western nations including the U.S., which it often refers to as an enemy, of intervening in regional politics with the aim of sowing division. The killings have been condemned by Egypt's presidency.
There are about 500,000 Shiites in Egypt and they face increasing sectarian discrimination, according to Mohamed Ghoneim, head of the Coalition of Egyptian Shiites. The country is the most populous in the Arab world with about 84 million people.
The attack came several days after a number of Salafis, who embrace an ultraconservative interpretation of Islam, insulted Shiites during a rally attended by Mursi, who listened silently while preachers called on him not to allow Shiites to corrupt Egypt, with preacher Mohamed Abdel Maqsoud calling them "unclean."
Syrian Test
Ultraconservative Islamists oppose what had been a growing rapprochement between long-time regional rivals Iran and Egypt. The conflict in Syria has tested that warming, with Iran supporting President Bashar al-Assad and Egypt siding with the largely Sunni opposition.
In April, Egypt suspended charter flights from Iran under pressure from ultraconservative Sunni Muslims who say better relations will allow Iran to spread Shiite beliefs in the country. Flights had begun on March 30 for first time in 34 years, after both countries signed a tourism agreement.
Opposition and human rights groups have condemned the attacks on Shiites and blamed them on the Islamist regime of Mursi for its inflammatory discourse.
"By not disassociating himself and his government from the hatred and incitement against Shi'as expressed during an event at which he was a speaker, President Mursi failed to signal that attacks against Shi'a Muslims will not be tolerated," said Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui Deputy Director of the Middle East and North Africa Programme at Amnesty International.
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Cavities are a problem for adults and children alike. Some people seem more susceptible to cavities than others, and the pH of the mouth and other factors may play a role in the formation of cavities.
The number of dental caries, or cavities, increases with age. According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, dental decay remains the most prevalent chronic disease in both children and adults, even though it is largely preventable. Although it may seem like children who love sugar would have the highest rate of cavities, data actually shows that 92 percent of adults in the U.S. age 20 to 64 have dental caries in their permanent teeth and an average of 3.28 missing teeth. Canadian oral health statistics indicate that 96 percent of adults have dental caries.
What causes a cavity?
Bacteria is the main culprit behind cavities. Bacteria migrate into the mouth and are constantly present on the gums, teeth and tongue. While most oral bacteria are not harmful, certain types can prove troublesome. Bacteria attach to the enamel of the teeth and eventually start to form a colony. Proteins present in saliva mix with the bacteria, which then forms a hard layer on the tooth known as plaque.
Sugar plays a role in the process because the bacteria use sugar as a food source. The sugar also helps them stick to the tooth surface, making it more difficult for bacteria to be cleared away with saliva. As bacteria eat the sugar, they produce waste, which is acidic. Over time, this acid can wear away at the tough enamel on teeth, making it porous. These holes can become bigger, eventually forming what is known as a cavity.
It may take a while before you realize you have a cavity because the enamel of the tooth doesn't have nerve fibers. But once the cavity becomes large enough to expose the sensitive dentin within, pain ensues.
Preventing cavities
Cavities can be largely prevented by brushing and flossing regularly to remove extra bacteria from the teeth, and preventing them from attaching and building up on the teeth.
Regular dental check-ups and cleanings also play a preventative role. Dentists have equipment that can effectively clean teeth in areas that can sometimes be difficult to keep clean with just manual brushing.
High susceptibility to cavities
Medications and biology can affect the pHof a person's mouth and contribute to the formation of dental caries. When pH drops, demineralization of the tooth enamel occurs and cavities form. Some forms of bacteria contribute to tooth decay more than others.
As mentioned, sugar feeds bacteria growth. Research by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry has found that it's not often the amount of sugar eaten at a given time, but the frequency of sugar exposure that can lead to cavities. Sucrose, it seems, is bacteria's prefered energy source. Saliva production is important for keeping bacteria at bay. Individuals who produce less bacteria, due to medication or their physical history, may be more susceptible to cavities.


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The day I joined my family. I can't say it enough how lucky I am. Like many other rescue dogs, we know when we get a good home. Mom is off of work. And I know she is going to the Doctor and running some errands. I'm sure she will have a surprise or two for me when she is done and comes home. Plus Mom-Mom will come from the nursing home for a day visit. That might be the best present !!! Oh Lucky Me !!!!!! Aloha, Lovey
Tues, 2/7/12 will be my "birthday". The day I came to my fur-ever home 4 years ago. Mom is writing this early as she is having some surgery tomorrow and did not want me to miss my day and posting in my diary. Another FANTASTIC, LOVING year. Can it get any better knowing that I am SPECIAL !!!! For a idea of all the fun things Mom does w/ Peanut & I, check out on facebook the chihuahua club of Hawaii and look at our photo album. Next week we are doing a pre Valentine visit at a nursing home. Gotta give the LOVE. Plus we get to dress up ;} Aloha, Lovey


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The euro extended declines against the dollar and yen after a report showed unemployment in the common-currency area reached the highest on record.
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Izabela Kalinowska-Blackwood
I am an Associate Professor of Comparative Slavic studies. My research interests include Polish and Soviet/Russian cinemas, gendered notions of identity, nationalism, colonial and post-colonial studies, Orientalist discourses, as well as Polish and Russian travel to the East. I received my MA in English Philology from the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland, where I worked on American postmodern literature. I continued my studies at the Freie Universität Berlin, where I spent a year as a graduate student at the Kennedy Institute. My PhD training was in comparative Slavic literature at Yale. In my doctoral and post-doctoral work, I looked at how Poles and Russians, who were themselves perceived as Easterners by the rest of Europe, traveled to the Romantic Orient. In Eastern journeys near and far, to Crimea, the Caucasus and the Holy Land, both Poles and Russians tended to assert their own Europeanness by willingly embracing Western patterns of looking at the Orient. My analyses of literary texts, including travel descriptions, led me to conclude that although prevalent, the temptation to follow in the footsteps of Western travelers was not universal. Following the completion of Between East and West: Polish and Russian Nineteenth-Century Travel to the Orient (U of Rochester Press, 2004), my interests shifted towards Polish and Russian cinemas, where I have examined issues relating to the constructions of gender, national identity, ways of speaking about the past, as well as the interactions and exchanges between the two national cinemas. My current projects branch out in two directions. I am completing a manuscript on Polish cinema of the 1980s, while, at the same time, continuing my previous preoccupation with Orientalism, this time within the realm of Soviet-era and post-Soviet cinema. |
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J.R. Martinez, Iraq War Veteran, Purple Heart recipient, and 2011 Winner of Dancing with the Stars, delivered the keynote address at the 2013 Commencement Ceremony of West Coast University.
In March of 2003, J.R. was deployed to Iraq, and on April 5, less than a month into his deployment, he was driving a Humvee in Karbala when his left front tire hit a roadside bomb. The three other soldiers were ejected from the burning vehicle, but he was trapped inside and suffered smoke inhalation and severe burns to 34 percent of his body.
J.R. spent 34 months in recovery surgery at Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) in San Antonio, Texas, and underwent 33 different surgeries including skin grafts and cosmetic surgery. During recovery, a nurse asked him to speak to a burn patient, who had just seen his body for the first time and had become withdrawn. After a 45-minute visit, the patient opened the curtain letting light in his room and his heart. J.R. then understood the impact he had on this patient and decided to use his experience to help others. He continued to visit patients sharing his story and listening to theirs. While J.R.'s experience was certainly life-changing, amazingly, he claims this is actually a change for the better. "I discovered it is what is inside a person that matters most and I wouldn't change anything…absolutely anything!" states J.R. "I do believe everything happens for a reason, and I'm extremely grateful for that day because it led me into this life!"
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THE scenic Bridgewater Bay served as a backdrop for a milestone announcement for the shared bicycle-pedestrian pathway linking Cape Bridgewater to Portland, with the Premier of Victoria Denis Napthine announcing the $20,000 feasibility study for the project.
During a visit to CapeBridgewater on Friday, the Premier announced that the State Government will commit $15,000 towards the study with the Portland Pathways group contributing an additional $5000.
"The road from Portland to Cape Bridgewater is always busy, particularly during the summer period when people head out to enjoy what is arguably one of Australia's best beaches," Dr Napthine said.
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If not for the occasional clatter of pins, Bowlmor Lanes' bright and modern decor and its full-service dining room could be mistaken for a lively nightclub. The sleek establishment's gleaming lanes exude a glamorous charm not often found in bowling alleys. Adding to the ambience is a high-end sports bar and glow-in-the-dark lighting that illuminates each bowling pin.
Bowling isn't just a hobby at 300 New York—it's a vibrant social experience worthy of luxurious flourishes. That's why cushioned lounge seats flank each of the 32 mood-lit lanes in the main concourse area. Each of these lanes faces a large screen that flashes music videos and tutorials on how to remove stuck fingers from bowling balls. Up in The Loft, bowlers can lounge and take in views of the concourse while sipping cocktails from the full-service bar. A dedicated wait staff connects them to offerings from the onsite bar and restaurant—an eatery known for serving dishes from executive chef Chad Bowser's menu. Some of Chad's creations include two-bite chicken or beef sliders and hand-battered fried calamari that can be paired with anything from beer to specialty martinis.
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Major League Bocce began for many of the same reasons anyone plays bocce ball: the founders were looking for a way to enjoy the social aspect of organized sports, but with less of an athletic component and preferably with a drink in hand. Since forging that modest alliance of close-knit friends in 2004, the company has reached for ever higher goals. Each season, they donate a portion of their registration fees to local charities, and the prize for each winning team is a donation to the charity of their choice. This has added up to more than $100,000 in donations throughout the company's 10-year existence. Like a house spider when your back is turned, the company is swiftly growing?8,000 players now participate not only in Washington D.C., but also Philadelphia, Austin, Pittsburgh, Dallas, and Boston.
The Military Bowl, formerly the EagleBank Bowl, was conceived as the premier regional event to benefit the USO and entertain crowds from miles around with elite pigskin scuffles. Witness the laws of physics waver as one of the nation's top defensive teams, UMD, collides with the offensive ferocity of ECU for the first time. Opened in 1961, the multi-purpose RFK Stadium was most notably home to the Washington Redskins for 36 seasons. Its historic halls and bustling balconies provide an engaging environment in which to support our troops and watch titanic athletes discourage grass from ever growing again.
Beyond providing an opportunity for friendly competition and social interaction throughout the Denver area, the organizers of Denver Bocce League only have one mission: help players have fun. During each season, teams of up to 12 players compete in lighthearted bouts of the classic Italian game, which unlike other sports, requires little to no experience, physical exertion, or physics PhDs to master. After each game, teams can head to local bars for exclusive drink specials, and a variety of prizes await the victor of each season's playoffs.


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They have amazing burgers and great bar food here. They have shuffleboard which is also fun. The only thing I would change is how dark it is inside.
They have amazing burgers and great bar food here. They have shuffleboard which is also fun. The only thing I would change is how dark it is inside.
Shuffleboard table. Good beers on tap. Low quantity of douchey people. All of these add up to a good experience.
Stopped into the Ye Old Saloon on a Sunday for their $1.00 Burger night. You get a 1/2 lb burger, ketchup, mustard, and mayo for $1.00 and you can get creative with any of the other toppings available for 50¢ each. It's typical bar food that's decent and filling after a night of partying. It's a bar, so expect fun... More
This is your typical hole in the wall bar. It was a good time with good friends. They have typical bar food. The service is a little slow and they seem like they'd rather be somewhere else.
Looking to meet some friends for a beer, and luckily someone recommended this place. We had a blast, food was good, atmosphere great and close to the freeway.
Not exactly a place I'd venture to more then twice...it's really dark, music isnt that great for my tatse but the girls served the cocktails fast enough to make me forget where I was...lol
We stopped in for a quick dinner and some drinks. The menu had a nice selection of bar fare. I ordered the Philly Steak sandwich and it was melt-in-your-mouth phenomenal. There is a pool table and a shuffle board (shuffle board is free). The drink prices were normal priced ($5 for a Captain and Coke), so not exactly your 'true'... More
I was pleasantly impressed by the burger I ordered. It was so tasty. I would go back again, but never feel like I belong there somehow. Not my crowd?
Been going to Royal Oak for years, and finally stopped in this place. The burgers are excellent, drinks are cheap and good, and bartenders are OK. Fun place to stop in for a few.
Great hole in the wall type place. Every time we are in Royal Oak we try to make a visit to Ye Olde Saloon. The prices can't be beat! And the service is pretty darn good, too.
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Hello: My order of trees from California will be here mon. The temps are going to be in the upper teens here wed night. Planting them is no problem as the temp is 45 Mon and I have a rotary plow to dig the holes, I also have a truck load of mulch. I am wondering what state of dormancy they will be in and how the temps will effect them. I am posting now as I figure they will be here around noon. I have an unattached building but no heat and I wonder if I would be better off to plant them. Thanks. |
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Last year I had trees come early, and planted them. They were coming out of dormancy, had flower buds even. They went back into dormancy. Came out on time and grew well last summer. I wasn't sure what to do either, so I emailed Michigan State University home garden services. They told me to plant them. It was about March 7th in zone 6a. Last frost was April 29th last year, so temps dipped down to 28 degrees a couple times. Tree seem to have no problems at all. So I guess I would plant them if you can work the ground. |
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I've never posted to this forum before, but thought I could get the answers I am looking for here.
I've got the best bloom going on my Lavender. Best I've had yet. I want to do something creative with it, but I'm not sure what. I've done a couple dried arrangments in the past, but I want to utilize this awesome fragrance. What kind of things can I do with fresh lavender? Or can I? Dani :o) |
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Dani, I've tried using dried lavender in soap and it turns a ucky brown. Potpourri is the only thing that comes to mind. |
- Posted by terri_pacnw (My Page) on Tue, Jan 24, 06 at 0:23
sachets...tea...you can even bake with it. |
Have you cut the stems real close to the ground, bent them at the bottom of the blooms, brought the stems way up & over the blooms, & wove ribbon through the stems & then made a bow? You'd have something that resembles a sock darner. I wish I knew what this is called! |
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That's the one! |
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i like to cook with it. use the buds only, i only use dried. you can make muffins (lemon and lavender are yummy) shortbread cookies with lavender. i also make herbs de province. i love lavender in tea also. |
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What about making it in bath teas? just google bath tea recipe (lavender) I bet you find a ton of recipes. They would make great gifts!! |
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Princeton Review Names BU Great Value School
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Binghamton University makes Princeton Reviews lists of one of the top 10 university's that offer the best value.BU comes in at number 10 on the list of 75 public universities. Princeton Review basis their list off of academics tuition and financial aid at about 650 colleges.
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A casual grill and pub, Bo's 'N Mine celebrates food and friendly competition in equal measure. Large flat-screen TVs hanging over the tables show live sporting events, and regular matches of Buzztime Trivia pit friends against friends, or friends against retired chess computers. In a dedicated game room, folks can keep the camaraderie going with arcade games, darts, and pool.
The menu of casual pub fare, meanwhile, seems designed to keep guests fueled for play. Popular sandwiches such as roast beef and chicken fajita are served alongside Bo's signature burgers, each anchored by 1/3-pound hand-formed patties made with meats sourced from Pierce County producers. Beer-battered shrimp or fish, and barbecue pork ribs round out the menu. As if the entertainment factor wasn't enough, many of the proceeds from dining and gaming go toward a good cause: Bo's supports five local and national charities.
Greeting diners with the coziness of a North Woods lodge, Season's Tavern warms bellies with a hearty spread of burgers, steaks, fish, and sandwiches. The rustic eatery showcases fresh Canadian walleye throughout its menu in a variety of preparations. Cooks lightly bread and fry the fish to fill appetizer baskets, blacken fillets to line sandwiches, and fashion walleye into cakes to celebrate sailors' birthdays. Diners can also customize 7-ounce burgers with onion rings, cheese curds, and other toppings, or sample the tavern's monthly specials, such as the Wisconsin beer-cheese burger.
Hudson Optical adorns oculars with a range of budget and high-end eyewear for men, women, and children. Visitors can choose from an extensive selection of brands, such as Kashiyama Japanese eyewear, Dolce & Gabbana, and Ice Cream French Eyewear, as they seek to pair elegant frames with eligible lenses like a Victorian matchmaker. Frames designed by Kennith Cole ($159), BCBG ($189), and Cole Haan ($199) comfortably perch on bridges of noses, while eye-opening bifocals range from the Crizal Avancé bifocals ($290) to the Varilux Progressive Transition lenses ($375). Hudson Optical can perform eye exams on-site but welcomes outside prescriptions as well. Groupon customers will also receive a complimentary deluxe case, cleaner kit, and portable fire hydrant to keep the spectacles spick-and-span.
The culinary craftspeople at Dugarel's Bar and Grill please palates of all persuasions with a mouthwatering menu of flavorful burgers and bar fare and a cornucopian drink list. The Rustler burger excites incisors with a half-pound buttress of ground beef garnished with lettuce and tomato ($7.49), while its rebellious sibling, the Smokehouse burger ($8.99) dons a bacon and barbecue sauce ensemble, and challenges hunger to no-holds-barred games of thumb wrestling. Adobe turkey sandwiches satiate stomachs with grilled turkey, spicy Cajun mayo, pepper jack cheese, and equally peppery relish ($8.49). Gallivanting in a flock of nine ($6.99) or a clique of 18 ($11.49), chicken wings fly through a choice of 10 sauces, from laidback honey garlic to taste-bud-tantalizing inferno, and can be washed down by a selection from the bar's list of more than 25 frothy brews.
The youngest of nine children, Luna Rossa?s owner and chef, Raffaele Virgillo, grew up at his mother?s side, studying her every move as she cooked in the kitchen of their small cottage in southern Italy. Emigrating to the United States in the 1970s, Virgillo put the culinary skills and magical Italian incantations he learned from his mother to use here in the States. He settled in the Twin Cities, where he cooked his way through four restaurants before opening the original Buona Sera, and eventually, Luna Rossa. There, he works alongside his daughter, Anna, son-in-law, Jesse, and grandson, Vinny, and granddaughter Gigi serving a menu of Italian-inspired cuisine within a rustic eatery near Stillwater?s historic limestone caves.
After modeling their first eatery, ROMA Restaurant, after the Roman Empire, Chef Brent Pilrain and his family opted to try something new, setting their sights on a colonial American theme. So when the family was greeted with the opportunity to open up a new kitchen in Liberty Village, the birth of Patriots Tavern seemed like kismet. Today, Chef Pilrain keeps up the colonial theme in both cuisine and décor, churning out a menu of New England–inspired fare and wood-oven-fired pizzas within a whitewashed mansion. Rich mahogany and stone details create a warm yet spacious interior dabbled with American flags and historical knickknacks, such as lanterns and George Washington's original set of wooden press-on nails.


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BLOOMFIELD, CT - October 22, 2013 – Simsbury Bank is pleased to have made a $750 donation to the 4-H Education Center at Auer Farm to support the Auer Farm Fall Festival that was held on Saturday, October 5th. The festival featured displays from various 4-H programs and projects, booths from local vendors and businesses, food, live music, a corn maze, carnival games, hay rides and more on the beautiful 120 acre farm.
The 4-H Education Center is a non-profit education center focused on teaching young people how to foster an appreciation for all that nature has to offer. Students focus on inquiry-based learning while exploring woodlands, trees, plants, and natural habitats.
4-H Auerfarm Executive Director Jack Hasagawa accepted the donation on behalf of Auerfarm. "It's always a wonderful feeling when organizations generously donate their time and efforts toward the betterment of education," said Hasagawa. "We sincerely thank Simsbury Bank for their support."
For more information on the 4-H Education Center at Auer Farm, please visit: www.auerfarm.org.
Simsbury Bank is an independent, publicly owned community bank for consumers and businesses based in Central Connecticut's Farmington Valley. Simsbury Bank's parent company is SBT Bancorp, Inc. whose stock is traded under the ticker symbol OTCBB: SBTB. The Bank serves customers locally through branches in Avon, Bloomfield, Granby and Simsbury and regionally through mortgage and commercial bankers active throughout Southern New England. Simsbury Bank customers enjoy internet banking and mortgage services at, respectively, www.simsburybank.com and www.simsburybank.com/mortgages. Bank customers have free ATM access at thousands of machines across the country through the SUM program. The Bank offers financial planning, investment and insurance products through LPL Financial and its affiliates, member FINRA/SIPC.
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Saori Hara
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Saori Hara is a former Japanese AV idol, model and actress who has also used the name Mai Nanami .
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Born on January 1, 1988.
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Hara started her career as a junior idol under the name Mai Nanami. As a teenager, she sang the theme song for the animated TV show The Marshmallow Times on TV Osaka in 2004.
She also had parts in two movies in 2005, the March TV drama for TBS, and the April theatrical release, horse-racing melodrama Haru Urara (Lovely Fields), which was later released as a DVD.
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As Nanami, she also played the female lead in another mainstream movie that was due to be released in Japan in 2006 but had its debut at the American Film Market in Santa Monica, California in November 2005 as Deep Sea Monster Reigo.
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After a long hiatus, she re-emerged as Saori Hara in August 2008 and appeared in a non-nude gravure video titled Clear Water.
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Hara's first adult video (AV) was released by SOD in January 2009 with the title Real Celebrity Saori Hara: Miraculous AV Debut and was reported to have sold 100,000 copies.
Hara continued her AV career with SOD in 2010 including the January release Real Celebrity Saori Hara: 22 Years Old – Awakening Sexual Desire and the August SOD Star x SOD Cinderella – Mega Gangbang where the plot revolves around "veteran" SOD actresses being paired against newcomers.
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MADISON, N.J. _ Quest Diagnostics Inc. on Thursday reported fourth-quarter earnings of $190 million. The average estimate of analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for earnings of $1.05 per share. Quest Diagnostics expects full-year earnings in the range of $4.70 to $4.85 per share.
Nov 3- Laboratory Corp of America Holdings said it would pay $6.1 billion for Covance Inc, which carries out trials for drugmakers, as its diagnostic services business faces pressure from reimbursement cuts. Covance's shares jumped 25 percent to $100.28, nearing LabCorp's offer price of $105 per share. The cash-and-stock deal allows LabCorp to expand into the...
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – As the Rhode Island Senate was poised Thursday to consider final approval of Governor Chafee's nomination of Patrick A. Rogers to serve on the Route 195 Redevelopment District Commission, Chafee's former chief of staff has requested his nomination be withdrawn "to avoid the possible appearance or even the perception of conflict that could compromise the Commission's important work."
In a letter to Chafee and Senate President M. Teresa Paiva Weed, Rogers wrote that he and his firm, Hinckley Allen and Snyder LLP, "take seriously our ethical obligations to our clients" and believe that the commission and its members "have a high ethical duty to the public."
Rogers said he was honored to have been asked to serve and that he disclosed to the governor's office prior to his nomination that, if confirmed, he would publicly disclose "any conflicts involving my law firm's clients" and would "recuse myself from voting or participating on any matters involving firm clients."
He said he further notified his firm that he would not work on any client projects related to the commission.
"As I have learned more about the intention of firm clients, and become aware of the Commission's precedent regarding members, law firms and conflicts which would effectively prevent any Hinckley Allen lawyers from representing any current or future clients before the Commission, I believe that it would be best to decline the opportunity to join the Commission," Rogers wrote.
Rogers left the Governor's office at the end of 2011 and has worked as a business law partner at Hinckley Allen since January 2012. As chairman of the firm's then-new Providence Strategic Growth Committee, his focus was on generating more clients, helping businesses grow and recruiting others to work at the firm. The firm has expanded since then into New York, and has six offices throughout the Northeast and about 150 lawyers.
A spokeswoman for Chafee told The Providence Journal the governor has received Rogers' letter.
"He will be submitting another name to the Senate," Debbie Rich said via e-mail.
Senate spokesman Greg Paré did not immediately know whether the Senate will vote on five other nominations by Chafee to serve on both the 195 Commission and the Rhode Island Commerce Corporation's board of directors at the start of Senate business on Thursday.
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BARSTOW, Dec 04, 2012 (Desert Dispatch - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Essie Jackson will tell you attitudes toward minorities still exist in modern America. The Barstow NAACP branch president moderated keynote speeches during the branch organization's 14th Annual Awards and Unity Banquet Saturday recognizing community member contributions.
"We usually take a question from the current issues that would be conducive to what our organization does," she said, speaking of the keynote topics.
Elder David Norman from the Church of God and Christ and Ryan Beal took turns addressing the crowd of approximately 75 at the Ramada Inn.
A main topic of this year's banquet was the perceived voter suppression in the November election which Jackson said affected not just people of color, but lower-income adults, senior citizens and the disabled as well.
Through more sophisticated tactics than in year's past, Jackson said lawmakers in some states intended to place "barriers" in front of this segment of people in order to make it more difficult for them to vote.
Some of these barriers, she said, included challenging voter eligibility, cutting back early voting, asking for IDs and placing billboards with ominous warnings that read "Voter Fraud is a Felony" in poor and minority neighborhoods which had not previously been subject to such allegations.
The banquet, which is the branch's biggest yearly fundraiser, will use the money raised from the event to help keep the branch viable and provide scholastic awards.
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Vicolo Della Chiesa 7 39030 Valdaora (Olang) View on mapHotel review overview
As always great!
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We have been coming here for many years and felt very comfortable. We had a beautiful week and we look forward to our next stay. read hotel review
Clean family run one feels well.
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We've over 20 years in this hotel, and for skiing and hiking on the kronplatz, great pistenpflege and ski slopes for experts and beginners! read hotel review
Everything matched, it is for me a 4 star hotel
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Great days in the South Tyrol the messnerwirt. Great food and great music. Everything great. I am not for the last time have been there! A big thank you to mrs or for the pleasant service.
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Great hotel with a warm family
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Would definitely stay book there again.
The family and the entire team is fantastic, very friendly, very accommodating, solves small problems immediately, worries about each guest personally and always with a heart.
The room with a balcony, new large bathroom.,great!
The wellness area is super, sauna and steam room, jacuzzi and massage to a surcharge.
For towels we had to ask again, then however brought.
The breakfast buffet everything, what you need.
Every evening we had 4-5 course menu. It was very honest 'sow delicious'! This is already an award-winning cuisine!
On christmas eve there was fondue
All in ... all, we must the hotel and family zingerle only praise! We would gladly come again! read hotel review
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By Rik Hine - Without a trace of irony, several boxing writers have announced that the wait is over; Jones-Hopkins II is now official. If youre a boxing fan, then it's likely that you already know this. Of course if you really are a boxing fan, then you probably wont much care. Slightly out-waiting the locust, this April 3rd will mark seventeen years since they first shared a ring. And to think that good things are supposed to come to he who waits. Given that the outcome of this fight is hardly in doubt, there cant be many reasons for watching it outside of outright sadism. Still, if youre willing to pay to see this debacle youre likely a masochist too. Live and let live I suppose. The slightly more discerning fan might turn his attention to another fight on the same day but the other side of the pond, as David Haye will be seeking to send John Ruiz into retirement. Im probably not alone in hoping that Haye is successful; I hope Im not alone in wishing that Jones and Hopkins would take the hint.. Haye has plenty to say for himself and theres no doubt that many fight fans would like to see him eating some of his own words. But either way hes worth the price of admission. Its reasonable to doubt that hes the future of the heavyweight division, but you must surely agree that Ruiz is the ghost of Christmas past. The way that the Haymaker wobbled Valuev suggests that he has the firepower to check the chin of anybody in the division. The fact that hes hardly a stranger to the canvas himself just means that you darent leave the room when hes fighting. If, on the other hand, you like to know the outcome of your sporting events in advance, then you can always watch some golf. Tiger may have gotten bored of a hole in one, but eventually hell be back to return to his winning ways. For the rest of us, who hope that boxing can maintain the momentum its built in the last few years, we need to see it ditch its own version of the Masters Tour, drop the cheats, and stop the drugs. Haye could be the shot in the arm that boxing needs right now. For more boxing commentary visit: http://themillingcove.wordpress.com
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Back on terra firma, the New Ancients concentrate on things they can understand: the rabid fan in Espoo, Finland, who keeps inviting the band to tour Scandinavia; an upcoming Roman Ruins Records compilation called Undead in Denver Vol. III, which features an Astronauts cut; plans to record a soundtrack for a film that doesn't exist.
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Conjuring some unholy union between John Zorn and Aaron Copland, the proposed project could certainly use a distinguished narrator -- say, the computer from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Call me a poor planner or a pessimest, but I'm delighted to describe my "problem"; my camellia cuttings have rooted! It's what I was hoping for but heard they were so tough to start, so I'm surprised and thrilled. I took them from some antique camillias at our former home, and started them in a covered terrarium on my breeze way. I have to decide now what to do with these mini-plants; They have 2 original leaves or halved leaves each, at least one tiny new leaf bud (which showed up after I finally excised the mini-flower-buds they were working on,)and most of all, roots! but since they're in the terrarium, I'm worried that they'll get (roots) tangled up together. If I take them out and put them in pots, should I keep them in the breeze-way (screened, zone 8) to over-winter? should I still keep them covered with clear plastic? Are there other disadvantages besides root entanglement to just leaving them where they are? Or are they hardy enough just to pot them up and put them outside? It's in the high sixties at night here still. How much sun can they tolerate, or do they need? How should I proceed, and thanks in advance! Pat |
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Definately lightly shade them from direct sun and I would carefully pot them up singly into small clay pots of appropriate lime-free compost, water in, and continue them in a close environment while they become established - polythene, cold frame or back into the terrarium. Give protection from frosts during their first winter and plant out late spring or early summmer. |
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A few days ago, after finding a large limb of one of our 'Lady Clare' camellias broken by a pine branch that had fallen during a storm, I spent a few minutes reading the chapter on propagation in one of my old Sunset publications entitled _Growing Camellias_. That chapter advises against moving rooted camellia cuttings except when they are in active growth. It says that if you move them when they are not in active growth, you will lose a high percentage of them. |
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